The Man On The Moon.

 Good Morning All !
It's official, most of my pictures will probably end up in sets more than being a single one.

Here's something a bit different. I'm a person who finds the moon so interesting. Probably because you can look at it and enjoy it without burning your eyes unless it's in eclipse mode! HA . 

 The first picture I know is hard to see, and I'm actually so mad because the moon was excellent that night. But at the time I didn't have a tri-pod nor did I think of looking into one.
 As you can see it's blurred but you can still see that on the left of it there's a line through it. That's because as I was taking the picture, something actually passed by the moon. It was really neat and I'm glad that I got the picture, even if it is blurred.

 Obviously, I have finally invested in a tri-pod. I think what fascinates me about the moon so much is that there's an entire universe of unknown things! Things that can be left untouched for millions of years. Unlike earth where we have ruined almost every natural beauty, and if it hasn't been touched yet one day it will be.

 

I find this photo the most beautiful !

 To live and grow we obviously have to expand into untouched areas of earth. But in space, there are such phenomenal, amazing, beautiful things that we cannot touch now, nor will we ever be able to touch it and I think that's why I love the idea of the moon and space. We've been to the moon I know, but there's just so much more that we can't touch. And who knows, maybe there's a whole other line of planets some where, with other kind of living life.

  For my entire life I have always been afraid of "aliens" because movies always make them out to be these violent, vicious, ugly creatures. But when ever I hear about possible aliens or even watch the movies, it's us as humans who jump right to the gun and start shooting and killing the unknown.
 Our first reaction of something "invading" our life form is to kill it, not thinking that this unknown life is just as curious as we are.

Notice the bottom center kind of webs out.

 I mean we go out into space all the time and nothing shots us down or comes back to earth to kill us. So why is it that when something invades our life form our first reaction is to kill it.

 As much as I am afraid of "aliens", I would also be so interested in them. Knowing how their life is, how advanced they are, Why they are interested in us, as much as we are them.
 Space will always be something so beautiful to me because of the stars, the moon, and whatever else may be out there, because it will forever go untouched I hope. It would be a shame if our human hands got a hold of it and ruined something so beautiful.

All Photos Taken With; Nikon CoolPix L120